Paediatrics Flashcards

1
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What is the perinatal stage?

A

22 weeks post conception until 1st postnatal week.

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2
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What is the neonatal stage?

A

first 4 weeks after birth

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3
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What is an infant?

A

child no more than 1 year old

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4
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School age?

A

6y to puberty (puberty for girls 10-14, boys 12-16)

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5
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“Paidos” (gr. meaning)

A

child

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6
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What happens with weight of a child post part?

A

Weight drops some. Reason to worry if more than 10%. Should also stabilize and come back to weight of birth inside a gap of ten days after birth.

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7
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Possible causes for excess loss of body weight after birth?

A

Problems with feeding the baby, infections, structural abnormalities (Hirschsprungs disease), metabolic disease.

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8
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Mean birth length?

A

50-51 cm.

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9
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Length at one year?

A

75cm.

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10
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Speech at one year?

A

1-3 words.

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11
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Speech at two years?

A

2-3 word phrases.

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12
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What is colic?

A

No-one really knows? Crying more than 3 hours pr day for more than 3 days a week for more than 3 weeks. “Wessels rule of 3”.

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13
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What is normal sleep for an infant?

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2/3 af the day or up to 20 hrs.

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14
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What is normal sleep at one year?

A

15hrs

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15
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Which vitamin is absent in breast milk?

A

vit d

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16
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How long should a newborn be breastfed?

A

Exclusive breastfeeding until 6months. Total duration of one year or longer. Semi solid foods could be added from 4 months.

17
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What are the effects on a babys health from breastfeeding?

A

Reduced risk of GI-infections, AOM, resp inf, SIDS (sudden infant death syndrome). Also thought to protect from DM 1 and 2, obesity, some forms of cancer.. Probably protective against Mb Chron.

18
Q

Main antibody from breast milk?

A

secretory Ig-A.

19
Q

Effects of breast feeding for the mother?

A

reduced risk of breast cancer, ovarian cancer, endometrial cancer, DM2, cardiovasc disease. Also: increased release of oxytocin –> relaxes the mother.

20
Q

Absolute warning signs of psychomotor development

A

Reach at latest 5 months, sit at latest 9-10 months, walk at latest 18 months.

21
Q

How to approximately calculate expected height of a child?

A

Parents combined heights in cm minus 13 cm / 2… Result +/- 10cm. Example: 180+185 - 13 = 342 / 2 = 171. 161-181..

22
Q

What are the Tanner stages?

A

1-5. Stages of puberty..